372 SUPPLEMENT TO DESCRIPTIONS OF SPECIES. 



NEW BRUNSWICK. 



Albert Co. — Hopewell, gypsum ; Albert mines, coal (albertite) ; 

 Skepody Mountain, al unite in clay, calcite, pyrite, manga/rite, psilo- 

 nielane, pyrolusite. 



Carletox Co. — Woodstock, chalcopyrite, hematite, limonite, 

 wad. 



Charlotte Co. — Carnpobello, at Welchpool, blende, chalcopyrite, 

 bornite, galenite, pyrite ; at bead, of Harbor de Lute, galenite ; Deer 

 Island, on west side, calcite, magnetite, quartz crystals ; Digdighash 

 River on west side of entrance, calcite.' (in conglomerate), chalcedony ; 

 at Rolling Dam, graphite ; Grandmanan, between Northern Head and 

 Dark Harbor, agate, amethyst, apophyllite, calcite, hematite, heulan- 

 dite, jasper, magnetite, natrolite, stilbite ; at Whale Cove, calcite! 

 heulandite, laumontite, stilbite, semi-opal '! ; Wagaguadavic River, at 

 entrance, azurite, chalcopyrite in veins, malachite. 



Gloucester Co. — Tete-a-Gouche River, eight miles from Bathurst, 

 chalcopyrite (mined), oxide of manganese ! ! formerly mined. 



Kings Co. — Sussex, near Gloat's mills, on road to Belleisle, argen- 

 tiferous galenite ; one mile north of Baxter's Inn, specular iron in 

 crystals, limonite ; on Capt. McCready's farm, selenite! ! 



Restigouche Co. — Belledune Point, calcite! serpentine, verd-an- 

 tigue ; Dalhousie, agate, carnelian. 



St. John Co. — Black River, on coast, calcite, chlorite, chalcopyrite, 

 hematite! Brandy. Brook, epidote, hornblende, quartz crystals; Carle- 

 ton, near Falls, calcite ; Chance Harbor, calcite in quartz veins, chlo- 

 rite in argillaceous and. talcose slate ; Little Dipper Harbor, on west 

 side, in greenstone, amethyst, barite, quartz crystals ; Moosepath, 

 feldspar, hornblende, muscovite, black tourmaline ; Musquash, on 

 east side harbor, copperas, graphite, pyrite ; at Shannon's, chrysolite, 

 serpentine; east side of Musquash, quartz crystals!; Portland' at the 

 Falls, graphite ; at Fort Howe Hill, calcite, graphite ; Crow's Nest, 

 asbestus, chrysolite, magnetite, serpentine, steatite ; Lily Lake, white 

 augite? chrysolite, graphite, serpentine, steatite talc ; How's Road, 

 two miles out, epidote (in syenite-, steatite in limestone, tremolite ; 

 Drury's Cove, graphite, pyrite, pyrallolite ? indurated talc ; Quaco, at 

 Lighthouse Point, large bed oxide of manganese ; Sheldon's Point, 

 actinolite, asbestus, calcite, epidote, malachite, specular iron ; Cape 

 Spenser, asbestus, calcite, chlorite, specular iron (in crystals) ; West- 

 beach, at east end on Evans's Farm, chlorite, talc, quartz crystals; 

 half a mile west, chlorite, chalcopyrite, magnesite (vein), magnetite ; 

 Point Wolf and Salmon River, asbestus, chlorite, chrysocolla, chalco- 

 pyrite, bornite, pyrite. 



Victoria Co.— Tabique River, agate, carnelian, jasper; at mouth, 

 south side, galenite ; at mouth of Wapskanegan, gypsum, salt spring; 

 three miles above, stalactites (abundant) ; Quisabis River, blue phos- 

 phate of iron, in clay. 



Westmoreland* Co.— Bellevue, pyrite; Dorchester, on Taylor's 

 Farm, cannel coal ; clay ironstone ; on Avres's Farm, asphaltum, petro- 

 leum spring ; Grandlance, apatite, selenite (in large crvstals) ; Mem- 

 ramcook, coal (albertite, ; Shediac, four miles up Scadoue River, coal. 



York Co. — Near FTedericton, stibnite, jamesonite, berthierite ; 

 Pokiock River, stibnite, tin pyrites? in granite (rare). 



